The Dalby Bear
The peasants are in deep distressThe laidly bear should them oppress.Their heads together at length they lay,How they the bear might seize and slay.They drove their porkers through the wood,The bear turn'd round as he lay at food.Outspoke as best he could the bear:"What kind of guests approach my lair?"Uprose the bear amain from his food,A christian man before him stood.A little hour together they fought,The bear to the earth the man has brought.Fast came a knight as he could make,He heard the heart of the peasant break.The bear upon him fiercely glar'd;"Thou needst not hurry, I'm prepar'd.""And thou by me shalt be stoutly met,So thou may'st vapour and thou may'st threat.....
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